Fidan, Iraqi FM discuss bilateral ties, regional developments
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a phone call Wednesday with his Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments, diplomatic sources confirmed. The conversation underscores ongoing coordination between Ankara and Baghdad amid heightened Middle East tensions.
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan spoke by phone Wednesday with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein, diplomatic sources confirmed. The two ministers discussed bilateral relations and regional developments, reflecting the continued high‑level dialogue between Ankara and Baghdad.
Strengthening Bilateral Ties
The call comes as Türkiye and Iraq have been working to deepen cooperation across multiple sectors, including energy, water management, and security. Recent high‑level visits and agreements have focused on enhancing economic ties and counterterrorism coordination. The phone conversation also addressed regional issues, including the situation in Syria and the broader Middle East.
Regional Context
The discussion took place amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East following the US‑Israeli war on Iran and the fragile ceasefire that followed. Türkiye has consistently supported de‑escalation and diplomatic engagement, and has maintained close coordination with regional partners, including Iraq, to help stabilise the situation. No further details of the call were disclosed.
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